ÎEilluniûok
Vol. XII
MeaMmht
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TILLAMOOK, OREGON,
MAY
him to the White House, which should
be manufactured at one of Mr. P. Mein-
tosh’s factories, by the Tillamook Cream
If you want a can that is a good can,
ery Company, or by one of the factories
A milk can that can’t be beat,
which have established a reputation for
Go and buy the Buhl Can
turning out perfectly made cheese.
•At Wade & Briggs down the street.
An entertaining program, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music, read-
ings and recitations, was rendered on
Friday evening in the Y.M.C.A. rooms.
The chief feature of the evening was an
entertaining address by Hon. B. L.
Eddy.
The following officers were
elected : President, G. B. Lamb ; Secre.
tary, Mr. .Fowler ; Treasurer, Ghyin
Alley.
Prices Quoted on
Outfits.
The city council met Monday evening
and allowed the fo lowing bills : Record
er’s salary, $10 ; marshal’s salary, $40 ;
Cohn & Co., $6 ; Wade & Briggs, $2.92;
, water rent, $30 ; G. Briggs, $2 ; S. C.
Foster, $2 ; I. C. Bewley, $3. Fire Chief
P. W. Todd was present and had a plat
GLASS,
and
W | showing the location of the hydrants, ŒI 1. I Set Furniture from Nels Thompson.. .
pipe line and the property which came
2. I Coupon Book, good for I20.00 in trade.
Ml ' the
Fishing
ti i <1 er fire protection. The chief pointed
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3- I Ladies’ Black Dress, Duchess Silk .. .
I out where three more hydrants would be
or I Gents’ Suit
of advantage, and this was left to the
! streets and public property committee to
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4- I Gents’ Suit or Overcoat
; have fixed. The marshal asked the conn-
5- I Gents’ Mackintosh ....
' cil to set the time for cyclists to light
Corner Main and Stilluiell Avenue
6. I Ladies’ Mackintosh....
their lanterns attached to their bike and
the question of enforcing the soft drinks
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7- I Ladies’ Dress Pattern, Black Henrietta .
ordinance, these matters were left over
i 8. I Pair, all Wool, White Blankets..............
until the next meeting to be deal with by
9- I Gents’ Stetson Hat...................................
TII/I/AMOOK JOTTINGS ■ Found, in the Racket Store, a small I ¡¡Fairview Creamery Butter 35c. a roll the introduction of new ordinances.
sum of money, and the person who lost at Cohn & Co’s.
IO. I Pair Men’s Heavy Rubber Boots............
If the city of Portland cannot raise a
the same can recover it by applying at
Dr. Wise, resident dentist.
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A special program will be rendered in i few hundred thousand dollars to start
11. I Ladies’ Serge Dress Pattern ..................
the store and paying for this notice.
the M.E. church next Sunday evening by building a railroad to Tillamook, how
Go to Todd's for groceries.
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12. I Pair Men’s Dress Shoes.............................
Mr. and Mrs. S. O. Wicklund and fam the Epworth League. This is the occa the devil is it going to raise several mil
Grass and garden seeds at Todd's. *
L!
I Pair Ladies’ Dress Shoes..........................
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ily took their departure from this county sion of the League's anniversary. All lion dollars for the centennial in that city
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Buy your clothing, hats and shoes at
on Wednesday , going out on the steamer are cordially invited.
14. I Bbl. Best Grade Flour.............................
in 1901 ? Perhaps the taxpavers of the
Todd's.
to make their home near Clackamas sta
The Oregonian, in another editorial on state will find out before then, for there
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Hams, lard and bacon just arrived at
i5- I Suit Men’s all Wool Underwear............
tion.
‘ the Tillamook railroad, says the entire is a strong political pull in Portland, so
16. I Suit Ladies’ Fine Wool Underwear .. . .
Todd’s.
Mrs. Mary Hanson, whose husband is > j banks of the Northwest are glutted with it will not he difficult, we presume, to
New line of shoes just received at
U- x Ladies’ Silk Umbrella ...
a fisherman on the Columbia river, was > : money. Yes, and as long as some of the pull the leg of the state legislature for a
Todd's.
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few
millions
dollars
to
help
Portland
out.
18. 2 Gents’ Dress Shirts, $1.25
bankers
in
Portland
consider
the
schemes
Mr. Claude Thayer is able to be out declared insane by County judge Sap
pington on Monday and committed to i of the present promoters of this proposed If that city don’t get some help in that
again.
J9- I Gents’ Umbrella........ ..
railroad as “preposterous,” the Ore direction, and has to depend upon dona
the asylum.
I Pair Ladies’ Kid’Gloves...
20.
Mr. Wm. Scott was in the city from
Mr. Geo. Cohn will go out on the next gonian should have added that it is likely tions within her incorporate limits, we are
Woods.
jjf'
afraid
Portland
has
undertaken
a
gigan
I Pair Gents’ Kid Gloves..
21.
steamer on an extended trip to Eastern to remain there and that “Nehalem rail
ticjob. But, for state pride, we hope
Fairview Creamery Butter 35c. a roll Oregon and Washington. He will repre road bonds’’ will never tempt it out.
22. I Ladies’ Corset..........
at Cohn & Co.'s.
Another instance of plastering the city there will be no difficulty in raising suffi.
sent the I.O.O.F. lodge of this city at
23- I Pair Men’s Oil Pants
Mr. P. H. M. Smith was down from Baker City.
with bills occurred Saturday, when a cient money to make the centennial attrac
12 Cans Tomatoes
tive
and
a
roaring
success,
even
if
Port
24.
Nelia'em this-week.
“Saturday or Sunday, which day to show man, with consumate gall, plaster- > land cannot raise the “dough’’ to build
Sugar
Mr. Bert King figures his loss by the keep, and why,” is the subject of Mr. E. cd almost every business house and tele
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a railroad to Tillamook for its own
recent fire at $400.
Thornquest’s morning sermon next Sun phone poles with two or three bills. Wc I commercial and financial benefit.
Mr. Seth F. Moon was in this city day, and all are heartily invited to come . think it is time to clip the wings of these
Fairview Creamery Butter 35c. a roll
ransients who come round every sum-
out to hear it.
this week from Blai,.e.
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ner and, with impudence, disfigure the at Colni & Co’s.
Cail and see the new carpet samples.
Mr. G. Erickson was in the city this
J
I city with their placards. Or let’s hand
| Twenty five patterns to select from. The
week from Woodlawn, Or.
Portland Still Talks Railroad. I
the city over to them and see what a
Mr. and Mrs. W. Stephens left Wednes- new displayer shows the whole floor good job at plastering they can do.
covered. Orders taken for carpets at the
dap for a visit to Portland.
Theofficeisof the Portland, Nehalem
Another Oil Company to operate in
Mr. and Mrs. W. Olsen returned from Furniture Store.
Tillamook county has been incorporated, & Tillamook Railroad company publish (j
An elegant assortment of New House
San Francisco on Saturday.
and the papers filed at Salem. The Bay ed a 3% column report in the Oregonian
hold Furniture and Furnishing Goods
Miss Grace Ford commenced teaching
<City Oil & Development Company will on Monday giving an outline of what it
will arrive on the next boat for \V Olsen’s
school at Balm on Monday.
own and deal in lands, prospect for oil, intends doing about the construction of
new furniture store. Call and see them
gas, coal and minerals of all kinds, and that proposed railroad. It makes very
Grandpa and Grandma Dollarhide went
when they arrive.
do a general development business. plailsible reading, dished up. no doubt, published to induce capitalists to bite at
Launch of Defender.
out on the steamer Wednesday.
The season is somewhat backward this Sabin is the headquarters of the com- by expert promoters, but when it comes
at the bate held out especially for them,
Monthly business meeting of the hose year in Tillamook, but the change of
to
getting
moneyjto
build
the
road
there
B ristol , R.I., May 6.—With her hull
pany. The capital stock of $100,060 is
thus saving Portland from all responsi
company this (Thursday) evening.
weather, with warmer nights, the past divided into shares valued at 10 cents is none in sight and the company is still
gaily decorated with flags and her deck
bility
and
without
putting
up
a
bean.
Several fveshcowsforsaleat Delsman's, week or so, made a wonderful change in
well filled with sailors, the yacht Consti
each. R. J Hendricks, Scott Bozortb waiting upon Eastern capitalists to
three miles from town, on Long Prairie. the growth of the grass.
tution was christened this evening by
and Frank Davey are the incorporators. finance the proposition. Our readers
can, if they like, believe the latest predic Will this Shock Prohibitionists ? Mrs. Butler Duncan who broke the tra
Mr. J. C. Hunter has bought property
The Durham Ball Bearing Sewing Ma
Says the Oregon City Enterprise : They
tion of the promoters that 43 miles of
on Water street belonging to Mr. Pat- chine, for ease in running and durability,
ditional bottle of wine on her glistening
had a great time over in the classic town
B altimore , May 3.-“I left my reverend bow, just as she started slowly down the
the railroad will be in operation by No
chen.
is the best machine for the price on the of Tillamook the other night. One of the
i'toehMBtaqracip>'>ner W. H. Kruger ar-' market today. Call and see them at best residences in town caught fire and I vember and that it is only going to cost title and my church coat hanging together ways into the sea. The scene was a bril
$14,750 per mile toconst.-unt. Somehow on the back of a chair at home,’’ declared lant one, as the Constitution was slowly
rived Monday tf Idadat the Truckee saw : Thompson’s Furniture Store.
the volunteer fire department responded
I we can’t digest this, and we are sorry to Rev. A. F. Sterger of Trinity Evangelical lowered into the water, the cheering
mill be Hot»OT0lle.
to
the
alarm.
As
the
hose
had
not
been
, The steamer Sue H. Elmore came in on
admit that we are so disbelieving, but Lutheran Church, when he stepped upon from the boats outside being loud and
Dr. TM mw . HM i painless dentist, will re Friday from Astoria with passengers and unwound for several months it naturally
we should not be so if Portland had I the platform to deliver an address on vigorous, w hile the searchlight from the
main in the city for several weeks and is freight. She left again on Wednesday, burst at many places. Seven lengths of reached out for business in previous years “Temperance” to the Retail Liquor Deal
steam yacht Colona, iust outside the
at the Larsen house.
having failed to get into Nehalem to load hose went out of service and the fire and with a liberal hand doled out the ers’ Beneficial Association. Hecontinued: dock, illuminated the stern of the Con
burned
a
hole
in
the
ground.
It
was
a
Sheriff H. H. Aiderman. Mrs. Aiderman canned salmon on account of a rough
money to secure it. As most people are
“I have brought with me only a sym stitution. Rockets and other firew’orks
counterpart of Homer Davenport’s fire aware, it is like squeezing blood out of a pathetic heart of man for his friends. I
and daughter Miss Pauline will leave for , |,ar
added to the gaiety of the situation. As
at Silverton where none of the fire appa turnip to get money in Portland to in do not like to see you trodden down. I
Portland on Sunday.
J. C. Hunter has opened a wood and
the stern of the craft emerged from the
ratus could be used.
duce manufacturing establishments to have spent inanv hours with saloon peo shops, the private signals of the J mem-
Mrs. B. L. Eddy and her daughter Miss lumlxr yard on Water street, and is now
Ruth left Wednesday on the steamer for prepared to furnish cord wood and all U There’s this difference between dairy- locate there. It looks preposterous for ple listening to their troubles and I know bers of the syndicate were displayed on
a visit on the outside.
kinds of dressed and rough luinl>er. You men of Tillamook county and the wheat the promoters of this company to claim that their lives are hard.
small flagstaffs upon her neck.
raisers of Eastern Oregon. The dairy, that they are going to divert all the logs
When 1 go into a saloon and stay there
As the vessel reached the water the
Mrs. Sturgeon has a full line of street will save money by getting my prices on
men get a pay day the first of every and carry them to Portland from the for an hour and maybe take a glass of flash of the searchlight grew moreiutense
hats and trimmed hats. Assorted styles lumber.
month while the wheat raiser gets but Nehalem country, also from the five beer or wine, I come out as good a man and greater liecame the display of rock
with pric« within reach of all.
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A bad accident happened to Geo. M.
one pay day in twelve month». Another rivers tributary to Tillamook Bay—the as when I went in. I will not subscribe ets and roman candles. Twelve minutes
Mr. J. D. Edwards has petitioned the Knight at the Truckee saw mill at Hob- thing where the Tillamook dairyman is I ! Miami, Kilchis, Wilson, Trask and TiHa- to temperance for I like a glass of wine
after the yacht started the cradle was
county court to lease the Wilson River ! sonville on Monday. A cant struch his seen to advantage, he receives about I mook. Evidently the promoters are or beer myself. I would if I could, go to
floated from under the bridges, and the
; left leg, fracturing the bone above the
Toll road according to the statutes.
25c. per pound for hi. bntter fat, while showing gross ignorance of the country the people who are against yourbuisness Constitution was fairly afloat.
I knee. Dr. Wiley was telephoned for and
the wheat raiser has often to sell his crop and are building castles in the air when and tell them to go and see it before they 1
Rev. S. A. and Mrs. Smith went out on set the injured limb.
for 40c. a bushel. It is no wonder, then, they try to persuade people that all the condem it. It is as good and honorable (
the steamer Wednesday for a few weeks ■
Among the prisoners capturedlin South
It is reported that Nehalem bar has that Tillamook is prosperous, with no
timber tributary to Nehalem an J Tilla- i as any other business and the day will
vacation, Mr». Smith going to Chicago.
Africa were 26 Americans, Inside» 13
1 changed, making two channels, and it is chronic kickers and calamity howler,
mook Bays is tributary to Portland, to yet come when people will respect it.’’
others claiming to be burglier^7?J||lMMV
Just arrived, from the Art Wall Paper going to make it difficult for vessels to whittling wood on street corner».
! lie manufactured into lumber in that city. ;
is no intention of releasing any of the
Mills, Chicago, a lot of wall paper, which get in or out until it changes again. The
It it learned in the State Department
The Ocean Ware, with much truth, What rot, to lie sure, tv lie told that logs
prisoners until the war is over.
include the new design»just out. At the luntlier schooner C. H. Wheeler and the
says there is quite a contrast existing lie. will lie hauled over the Coast range when that he President has made no statement
tug are at the mill at Nehalem.
Claims aggregating $5,000,000 will be
Furniture Store.
through
any
of
the
usual
channels
to
the
nature
has
provided
a
much
easier
wav.
tween the different sections of Oregon.
filed
on behalf of surviving seamen of the
For a nice stock of shoes, for summer
Another twelve months and Tillamook In Tillamook comity the dairyman wjth If people in Portland lielieve all that effect that he would refuse to receive
wear, go to the Red Shoe House. Shoes will be in the throes of a county election, 40 acres of improved land, if situated this report in the Oregonian contains we Kruger officially or unofficially. The battle-ship Maine, and by the next of kin
for ease, shoes for wear, and fashionable and if some people's prediction are cor near a cheese factory and has 20 cows, have an idea that they will find out some Government has made no promise as to of those seamen who lost their fives in
shoes, see P. F. Browne's new stock.
rect it is going to be a warin number. realiz« a. much or more than the farmer day how they were badly fooled. But. the character of his reception, if he Havana harbor on the evening ol Feb
ruary 15, 1898.
Hotter the merrier. We can stand it, in the Willamette Valley who plants 160 then, fierhaps, it was only written and should decide to come here.
however hot and exciting it may be.
to wheat. Then again the time employ,
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! It will 1* noticed by the real estate ed in the former occupation is much I«..
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This being the case, Tillamook land
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I ' transfers this week that a nnmlier of tim-
l>er claims have changed hands, being should be worth four times as much as
» bought up by timber speculators. Mr. D. that of the Willamette Valiev anil many
» 1 Blodgett was the largest buyer, and the other sections of the state. Land, how
prevailing price at which they sold was ever, it not held at any greater figure.
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the eyes is different from most of dealers, especially those who sell the frames all ready fitteci with the
If in need of any thing in the I
$1000.
If President McKinley will come to the
glasses. By the aid of a large complete trial or test case I can fit any eye, making it a very easy matter
Line of Sporting Good». Give us a
to detect any slight variation of the eyes by testing each eye separately.
We hope the next state legislature will jumping off place of the Northwest while
» take a tumble to itself, and instead of in- i on his present tour we will show him two
call.
Special attention given to order» » creasing the number of people who boss ’things which made Tillamook conntv
nr glasses are put into frames of your own selection, after the eyes have been thoroughly tested. Tlie
same quality of lenses is put into every frame sold, the difference in price being only in the frame.
before sending east for goods, I road work it will reduce them. We have , prosperous, vis.. Old Bossy and an indirs
If you don't want to use a pair of spec taeles come in and try my system and see whether your
Come and see what we can do.
now the county judge, county coinmis trious class of farmer. who have turned
eves are all right or not, then
We buy cheap and of reliable
sioners, road supervisors and a roadmns- primeval forests into the best paying
dealers, therefore, can furnish
ter and all directly responsible in some dairy farm, in Oregon. And, bcajgg^»
» manner for road work, wh.ch suggest, the cbe«e and butter manufac*—
goods at lowest prices.
LLAMOOK, OR BOON.
itself to our mini! that wehave too many ; Tillamook cannot be beaten fo|
THE RELIABLE DRUGGIST'.
road boss«. But then it helps to create and favor, let Tillamook preset^
Tillamnoli
k with
more offic«.
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GIVEN
AWAY!
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF I
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DAIRY SUPPLIES
Pl
On JUNE 1st, 1901
Factory
We Distribute the following prizes
Tinware, £TOVE£
PAINTS,
Tackle
OILS,
i
Each $1.00 Cash Purchase Entitles
You to One Chance
SASH
DOORS
Ammunition, Guns, etc.
Drawing to be Superintended by our
Customers.
J. A. TODD & CO
TILLAMOOK, OR.
SPORTING *
☆ * GOODS
SPECTACLES
My System of Fitting
The Lenses
I
Ralph Ackley,
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Let me fill
CHARLES 1. CLO
our Prescriptions
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